Here and there I do really enjoy a nice creativity tool – i.e. beside the usual suspects of fountain pens, ink, and the like. After having played around with waterbrushes and watercolor in the recent time, I somehow liked the ‘brushy’ feeling – especially for practicing a little hand lettering for quotes and headlines in my Bullet Journal. So, when I found out about the Pentel ColourBrush, that of course sounded like something that I wanted to try for myself. And I did.
So, below’s the video-review – preceded by some quick facts. As always, I hope the review is helpful and that you enjoy watching it!
Quick Facts
Pentel ColourBrush (brushpen)
A “Brush Pen” in the actual sense of the word – a true hybrid of a watercolor brush and a brush marker with a felt tip
Available in 18 different colors
Water based ink that dries quickly and can be (somewhat) blended with water
Nylon brush tip that retains shape and allows for strokes of about 1-10mm in width
Refillable (refill about 1/3 of the price of the original brush pen)
